Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Joe Piscopo?! THE ENTRIES: [251] combadge [252] combat rations [253] Comic, The [254] "Coming of Age" [255] Commander Riker Day Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [251] Similar to The Trouble with Tribbles' Classic Communicator (included for comparison). [252] The Food's countdown continues even if returned to the ship. You can cheat a little by replacing it in your hand (like any Food card) and re-reporting it refreshed. Why this and not a hand weapon? Food cards report for free, remember? Source: "The Siege" [253] Yep, finally you can report an army of civilian anthropologists for free on a single turn. It's a dream come true. Source: "The Outrageous Okona" [254] The Doorway itself does count toward your seed card limit. The 3 unused personnel may not be reported at all. The Doorway ISN'T Unique per player. Source: "Coming of Age" [255] Works the same as the Captain Picard Day card, except it has an AU icon (it never...

And now, a convoluted hand weapon, sorry... THE ENTRIES: [246] Colt Firearms [247] Coltar IV [248] coltayin roots [249] Colti, Admiral [250] Colyus NOTES:  [246] Example: Say you pick your opponent's Worf (STRENGTH 10), and your personnel have one Romulan Disruptor. Any personnel who still don't reach 10 STRENGTH, are automatically upped to that level. 10 is the lowest possible STRENGTH your personnel can have for this battle. The effect lasts only for this battle and must recalculated for the next one. Source: "Time's Arrow" [247] The three personnel will have to be universals I suppose, unless Clone Machine is in play. My thanks to The Kai, back in the day, for lore inspiration. Source: "We'll Always Have Paris" [248] It may be possible for the Food card to be present with other cards' effects, but not at a Food-serving site. With Roots, a personnel has to do what they have to do and may attempt another affiliation's mission by changing to ...

Some AU cards... THE ENTRIES: [241] Coleridge, Biddle "B.C." [242] colgonite astringent [243] "Collaborator, The" [244] Collected Stories [245] Collins, Ensign NOTES:  [241] B.C. is not a ghost for purposes of cards affecting these. He cannot use his special skill if he himself is stopped. Source: "Past Tense, Part II" [242] Barbering silliness. You CAN play an event to replace your opponent's Barber Pole, by the way. And simply playing it to the discard pile really only puts those bonus points in there. There is no direct way to score the points (try Are These Truly Your Friends, Brother?). Source: "The Host" [243] Yes, Spock counts as a traitor. No one dies or is captured if no target is present, but you still need the INTEGRITY to overcome it on the turn it is encountered. Source: "The Collaborator" [244] Example: You have 2 personnel in play from 2368 and your opponent has 1. Your two personnel would each get a +2 bonus to attri...

Achhoooo! THE ENTRIES: [236] coladrium flow [237] "Cold Fire" [238] Cold Moon Over Blackwater [239] cold, common [240] coleibric hemorrhage NOTES:  [236] While the Event is in play (note the countdown), Baryon Buildups, Birth of "Junior", even battle damage, cannot lower the ship's RANGE. It keeps the Event even if it leaves the nebula. Source: References "Captive Pursuit"; pic from Star Trek: Insurrection [237] Source: "Cold Fire" [238] I converted the book into a Program myself (it's not the case in the episode). The dilemma is also discarded normally (if it's supposed to discard). Source: Referenced in "Aquiel" [239] So if you have 5 Away Team members and 3 MEDICAL (including one MEDICAL x2), the dilemma would filter out (up to) 2 AU personnel. Source: "Sleeping Dogs" [240] Only affects Cardassians? Not so. It's still a wall for the other affiliations. Source: Referenced in "Duet" Next up: Some AU ...

There's coffee in that nebula... THE ENTRIES: [231] coded transponder frequency [232] coffee ice cream [233] coffee [234] "Cogito ergo sum" [235] coherent graviton pulse NOTES:  [231] An Espionage card for Feds, but with a little restriction. The Scan card is not played when shown. Source: Referenced in "The Wounded"; pic from "Defiant" [232] Since Coffee could become slightly abusive, keep it in check by chasing your opponent's Food-serving ship with your own. Obviously the two cards cannot co-exist. Source: "Persistence of Vision" [233] Source: "The Way of the Warrior" [234] Personnel who lose their holo icon are no longer bound by the personnel battle restrictions. Source: "Ship in a Bottle" [235] With this interrupt, it becomes possible to self-seed Alien Abduction and redirect it to an opponent's ship at a space mission they can't solve (and thus couldn't rescue the abducted personnel). 3 Leadership st...

Get me the codes... THE ENTRIES: [226] Cochrane, Zefram (no card required) [227] "Coda" [228] Code 47 [229] "Code of Honor" [230] Code One Alpha Zero NOTES:  [226] The First Contact expansion of course gave us this personnel card. [227] While the affected card cannot be Res-Qed, it is not placed out-of-play. It can still be Regenerated or Ore Processed into the deck, for example. If the personnel is ever removed from stasis or un-disabled while the Interrupt is in play, it is, per force, discarded. Source: "Coda" [228] Source: "Conspiracy" [229] The dilemma is a wall that requires a female UNLESS opponent doesn't download a female of their own. Opponent should only download their female if there is a female to fight, since the stopped Away Team could kill her easily on the next turn. Opponent could download a second female if a female finally shows up to pass the dilemma, or, if the first downloaded female hasn't moved, she could initiate...

Some Cochrane stuff... THE ENTRIES: [221] cobalt diselenide [222] cobalt-thorium device [223] Cochrane distortion [224] Cochrane Medal of Excellence [225] Cochrane, Shuttlecraft NOTES:  [221] Will only really work on one affiliation, but with disastrous results. The trigger is something the seeder will have to work for. Source: Referenced in "For the Uniform" [222] Source: Referenced in "The Maquis, Part I" [223] Opponent about to hit your Abandon Ship? Source: Referenced in "Ménage à Troi", pic from Star Trek: First Contact [224] Works like this: Say your Worf is present with an AU personnel OR aboard an AU ship OR standing next to a Drought Tree OR at Fissure Research, he is present with an AU icon. He's worth 5 points until there is no AU icon around. It doesn't have to be the same exact AU icon either. Maybe a use for Mask of Korgano? For 5 points, I wouldn't count on it. Source: Referenced in "Non Sequitur" [225] The shuttle just...

Not the Memory Wipe you're thinking of... THE ENTRIES: [216] "Clues" [217] co-orbital satellites [218] CO [219] coalescent organism (no card required) [220] Coalition  NOTES:  [216] A bane to players whose missions are all grouped together, it does not discard Particle Fountains or Drought Trees, only wipe out their points. If a Drought Tree's points are removed because of Paxan Memory Wipe, and the Tree is later cancelled by an opposing Away Team, that lone sapling will have cost you 14 points in all. Note to be confused with Decipher's Memory Wipe. Source: "Clues" [217] Only the player who seeded the mission benefits from its special game text. Source: Referenced in "Manhunt" [218] Source: "Homefront" [219] Already exists as a dilemma in the Alternate Universe expansion. [220] 2 Diplomacy and CUNNING>30 becomes 4 Diplomacy and CUNNING>60, for example. This does not affect filters, killers, et al., only "Unless... then you...

Going gambling... THE ENTRIES: [211] cloaking device [212] clone [213] "Cloud, The" [214] Clown [215] Club Martus Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [211] Ever imagine a cloaking Nor? Source: "The Search, Part II" [212] This also suspends the persona rule. Decipher's version is an Incident in the Holodeck Adventures expansion (included for comparison). Source: "Up the Long Ladder" [213] Source: Voyager's "The Cloud" [214] The Clown will become more powerful when the appropriate Mind Location is created (AtoZ under K). Like Kivas Fajo, he has no INTEGRITY. Source: "The Thaw" [215] When Martus builds his Club, simply insert it in Site line. In case of Good luck, if you do not play the card, it stays on top of draw deck. If you take its points (quite lucrative in Black Hole/Supernova/Regenerate strategies), it goes to the bonus point area. You may not illegally put a mission, dilemma or Q-card in your draw deck and then...

Welcome to the cloak room... THE ENTRIES: [206] Cliffs of Bole [207] Cliffs of Heaven [208] cloaking device, Aldean [209] cloaking device, Klingon (no card required) [210] cloaking device, Romulan  NOTES:  [206] Bolarus IX is the site of Defend Homeland (in AtoZ). Source: Referenced in "Invasive Procedures" [207] With a Holodeck site, you can avoid having your personnel present. On a ship with Holodeck, make sure you have your doctor close by. In any case, the stun effect lasts only until the end of the turn. Lure your opponent's intruders here and get an extra stun result (your choice remember?). Source: Referenced in "Conundrum" [208] Works just like Investigate Legend. Anything on the surface is trapped there when the planet cloaks, and the mission is unattemptable. Can give you uncanny control over Aldea itself. Source: "When The Bough Breaks" [209] Covered by the Objective Engage Cloak, from The Dominion expansion. [210] With this, you can keep tr...

A couple ships, a couple personnel... THE ENTRIES: [201] Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (no card required) [202] Clement, USS [203] Clemonds, Sonny [204] Clendenning, Dr. [205] Cleponji  NOTES:  [201] The Alternate Universe expansion gave us a Samuel Clemens card. [202] The special ability is based on that of the universal U.S.S. Apollo. Source: Referenced in "Lower Decks" [203] Calling all nurses! Source: "The Neutral Zone" [204] Suspends Lore's special skill as well as some AtoZ cards like Antiproton Beam and Contact Entity. Source: Referenced in "Silicon Avatar", modified pic from "A Matter of Time" [205] This is NOT an AU vessel, regardless of its staffing requirements. Source: "Booby Trap" Next up: Cloaks! Cards: USS Clement, Sonny Clemonds, Dr. Clendenning, Cleponji